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Finals Week: The 5 Stages Of Grief In Vine Form

Nothing better than some vines to help deal with the stress of finals.

Dec 20, 2018

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Finals Week: The 5 Stages Of Grief In Vine Form

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Here's how I feel Finals week is going, in Vine form.

1. Denial

Finals? What are those? Those aren't coming up soon! They're in December, they're so far away! Totally not approaching faster and faster every second!!!

2. Anger

Once you realize finals ARE in fact closer than they appear, the anger sets in. How DARE your professors assign so many projects! How DARE they make the page limit so long!

3. Bargaining

Please, I'll do anything. Anything. Just please let me pass.

4. Depression

When you finally realize all hope is gone, no one can help you now, you're in too deep.

5. Acceptance

You accept that you're either going to miraculously pass or fail horribly. And honestly, you find yourself not caring which outcome becomes reality because, as so eloquently stated (and danced!) above, we all die in the end anyway. Accept it.

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